JR Boucicaut

Hey, my feet literally look like Flintstone feet. They're square!

No, you're getting blasted because you're acting like an impatient brat. Everyone knows that there's no skates to try on! Everyone just asked what their ONE90 size would be compared to another boot. You're the one talking about going to a store this instant and setting up an order. As far as thinking they're going to be sold out, relax. Don't expect people camping overnight for these. Your store will have plenty. Not everyone has $550 to drop on skates.

But I have been fitting skates for years. It is what I do for a living.

First off, as I have stated, nobody will get the skate until June, so why are you worried about it now? Regardless if you pre-order or wait, you're going to get them in June anyway. Now...have you ever thought about that maybe the skate won't even fit you right? So, that is why you should wait until the store has it, then go in and try them on. Anything that you do right now isn't really helping.

If you have them fit you and you go somewhere else, then it is. If you go in there and ask them if they can reserve you a pair and they say no, yet you allow them to fit you, then it is. If you buy it from the Internet, who's gonna sharpen and bake them? It'll cost you more, and you won't be saving any.

I'd say half a size down.

Now, why are you going to do that? Don't you think that's a little bit unethical? Using someone local to measure then buying online? And every store is getting their skates at the same time anyway...I believe you've wasted my time finding you a store.

Yes

But...they won't be able to get you the skate anyway. So I suggest you wait a couple of months.

Um...there's a little more to it than that. There are four areas of the foot that have to be measured with a tape. Okay, you're in MD. Go to For Sports in Laurel. They are a First Line Dealer. But here's the thing. They won't make you the skate right now. So, I suggest you wait until the skate comes out, try it on, then go from there.

Yep, he's been in it for about a month and a half. So much for the whole "custom" mold.

Looks like Mike Grier's in them. God knows how ugly his Quests were...he wore those for years and years... http://images2.sportsline.com/u/gettyimage...01_1024x768.jpg

I strongly suggest you go and get measured by a store. Usually they'll bring in the sales rep to do it for you. It'd be more precise than doing it yourself if you don't know how to do it.

1) Did you bake? 2) Because Ignites were sized differently. To get custom skates you would have to go to a NBH dealer...easier if they are a First Line Dealer.

10.5 EE. Chris can answer your other question better than I can.

Right skate. It follows your toe pattern.

Sorry, I goofed on the post. It goes the other way. I'll take a pic.

New, ergonomic toe box. Wider on the inside edge to accommodate the big toe.

It's between the Vapor and the 8090 fit. So...pretty much like an old Supreme.

USed it, got a lie 5.

Just got the Response Armors in my store. That was the "dimpled" shaft I was talking about. Not too bad, it's interesting to say the least.

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Open

No. I do not sell KOR anymore.

Wouldn't that be SMUO? LOL I wouldn't say that they are a better deal, if the skate is the same as THG's version. That skate had so many problems (bent steel, just junk skates all around) Perhaps jbyun or any other SFS guy could help you on that issue.